The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-01-21

sage, concerning the provisions which should
be embodied IN registration law. Stringent
laws should be adopted to prevent the printing
or circulating Of fraudulent tickets-tickets
purporting to be what they are not Every
citizen has sn unQuestaoned right to vote for
any candidate he fAvoss, no matter on what
ticket such candidates. name may appear; but,
on the other hand, every citizen should enjoy
the equally unQuestioned right to be protected
against receptions prscticsd BY means Of
tickets which are not what their heading pro
claims them to be. The circulation Of such
fraudulent tickets should b prohibited, under
severe penalties.
| the Governor advocates tho changing Of tho
election Of tovnship ofaccrs nom the annual
election 70 the old system Of spring election.]
TEE rHsuRANCI DRPART,lENf.
| Tho great Importance Of providing the most
en1cieat safeguards for tie protection Of policy
holders. Is demonstrated By the enormous sums
annually paid BY our people - secure that pro-
lection against loss which . well-ssgulated and
honestly conducted insurance business ought 70
and will AFFORD. During the year 1855 the risks
written In Kansas aggregated o115, ,s72, and
the premiums paid thereon By our citizens ~
gregated e y0oa,66s The losses paid during the
| year by the insurance companies carrying these
risks aggregated 500, os7. The receipts Of the
companies were, therefore, 81 ,5O0ss6 in excess
Of the losses paid. A business yielding such
enormous profits ought to secure for the insured
absolute protection, and It II tho duty of the
Legislature to see that every possible legal
safeguard is provided against unsafe, dishonest
or recklessly managed companies. .
THE STATE HOUSE.
The report of the State House Commissioners
will furnish you detailed account Of the pro-
gress Of work on the capitol and the cost of tho
same. The new Senate chamber is one Of tho
most beautiful assembly rooms in the United
States. The walls of the central wing of the
building have been finished to the height Of the
first story. Tho commissioners have fovtted
architects to submit plans and specifications -
completing the building, and viii present those
received for your consideration.
THE ADJUTANT GENERALS DEPARTMENT..
The Kansas National Guard has been fully
organized under the provisions of the militia
law Of 1888. 1t Ia composed Of four regiments
and one battery, comprising an effective force of
2,020 officers and men. The report Of the Adiu-
tant General furnishes full Information concern
ing its organization, equipments and needs, and
/ commend his suggestions together with the
recommendations Of the Military Board, to your
considerate attention.
THE Governor alludes TO the calling out OF
the militia last March, says the Adjutant Gen
eral has succeeded in having an old Territorial
claim of the State for 81 80 adjusted and al
lowed by the General Government, relieving the
State OF claim Of the Government for sls, 6S5.sS
In the ordnance account and giving Kansas q
balance Of s11.Sl2.T. The Governor thinks It
advisable for ths State to collect and preserve
In permanent form . history of the Kansas regi-
ments that served in tho war OF the rebellion.l
STATE NINE OF INSPECTION.
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Of men and millions Of capital. The output Of
the mines for 1884 was q, 10000 bushels; that
for 1885 aggregated 3O,00l is7 bushels: and that
Tha nr.s.n, 800 ;.s,,.".". ' 49, ousnols
vo,nah,. ar,ar;onoa "s .n-,,, .N ... ,e sna
,n,n;n,. .,.-;asa 80 -, .rS ot .nu
=, ,ha h,s;n.ss ,,,a,.a.H ~" ". Nno" lcuso
,,..o,;,a, sn,s dI.'es III. W eussoS' auoD
r. ..s.., - - 90 ~ ,oouio
80. a.; ~ p'' 'Ao A'sA'n VI 'Ao oi'ofa-
I'm. ro,,,,,.a.e
1900 80 IN, ~. .oo. o."t'et Tvs mas ooi-
,.~. $1,000 ~ ~. SoNsl'o. s''on'
.sa ;,s,I.I 80. ,ss suu s'susN0s .eia.ns 70
.,d ..n;,"-. ..,sa..... as s"I n euue'ionei
- sN.. " ~ 1euonS GLASSES
80 q. ~ .Mss su1 ssesoe'ious eliooo'
s,S..a.,a- 80 .ooS..H So.i 1sto'ui ooa-
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Than AZ tho. - an. ..hs. s.us. ~, r, mem
n,S,. Ss.-S., s.y Vs1o, cs.so An suo Onion'
A..s oouon0ons !oS,s'.saon o0san nearly t"enty'
80, ,ve,s - WIN - euopsso1 o. oons.isu
s-.-.s.ss - oAonps.nS 'ue nolne''oso Oh
80. 49,. .o. ..s ILL.,. sele unuer s.y Plocess
.. :. V. So.snusu nom yosl 70 Scar % |
s.n.as, NH po ~ guy snc slevsnces pro
- a. CO. .s.. .'o ss.u, sno sss , oooks
~. =. 80. S.",. ~ unususJ Ie.ss mum
1o,isn"u " secu.e leoo,ins mon
r.o-,S. ..sss;~. g. ...'s, , on" ~
shon,d oonsin,,s v,,,, ~ -o,ne,.I .s, s,,en
,hs xind,ns,;o- ~ t,s.;o. .. "..,,".s S ~.
has a riDht 10 r., rron,s. i.,o- r. ~. -
fair vr,yoa .na =. -. .L.,s 40 -.,,
these rights IN each ce,e,ss,,eS,;ns
and av.ahidirv vorl;,gnsr rc,th., .xrs., 10
demand morc than ,h,e ,,d ,hs h.-a t,,1.vr.nt
Of An intelli-ent neonle vil ;ndorse .nv Iev;s,a.
ton having fhnt onfl i, view
uIscpIy.rroy-s
The REPORTS Of the Board Of Apr,cu,,nr, .,vs
the Governor. have maintained The hioh stand.
ard of excellence that has always dis,H ,u;sbea
the notifications Of that departmen. m, GOV.
.rnor refers to the sdautahilitv az the .oi, a,
Kansas to silk culture "a demonstrated NV the
Mennonite settlers. gives came fact, IN rs,,-d
70 the State Historical Society. sbov;no ito
growth and Importance: refer to the work Of the
State agent at Washington and the Price raid
claims: renevs recommendations concerning
the pub,ic health. the imnrovemcn. Of hjoh.
ways rates of interest: refers to the Coszs orn;
biological collection a. the larpost and most
valuable collection Of birds owned br anv state
in tho Union; compliments the work done Inv
The State printer. but thinks the apyrecate ct.
pense of State printing can he materiaIIv no.
iuced without de,riment to the public service.
,specially in the nuh,asation ~ unnccess.rv
,ables in reports. and think the Iava are NJ
,ault and should be changed. thereby savir, an
enormous reduction in the annual printing ,,iu
rup ppou,prr,ox
Three general eiactioo. ~ t,oon ,o,d ,.
Kansas s;nca Tho .do-,;or =, ,ss ..os;h;.,.
,mrn,mcn, n the const;,rt,o, s 4, oan,' %,
hese c,cc,;ons ,hs n.or,o 49, g., ,ho W
1ccis,or ao,i,,t the rnanusac,,ro ~ sn,a -,
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